Sentence examples for framework of the narrative from inspiring English sources

In it artists become martyrs to the machinations of a system that forces the facts before it to fit the framework of the narrative it wants, rather than just observing them.

The concept implies that either the action represented must be acceptable or convincing according to the audience's own experience or knowledge or, as in the presentation of science fiction or tales of the supernatural, the audience must be enticed into willingly suspending disbelief and accepting improbable actions as true within the framework of the narrative.

Ms Jaber places them in the framework of a narrative about her own childlessness.

The drummers work within the framework of rudimentary narratives (example: one guy wants to read the paper, but the others keep interrupting him) and superficially distinct characters portrayed by a splendidly athletic ensemble.

There are similar currents of unease in "The Holiday," most generated by Iris, a lovesick English rose played by Kate Winslet, and by the wobbliness of the narrative framework.

"Good Time," written by Josh Safdie and Ronald Bronstein, is a bitterly realistic drama with only one leap out of the narrative framework into a flashback, but, in its images and its tone, it streaks and smears and shreds the screen with a sense of furious subjectivity that of its characters and of its directors alike.

Within the framework of a broader narrative, other tales jostle for a hearing, careless of proprieties, exhilaratingly disruptive.

In an essay in his 1992 collection, "Unbalancing Acts: Foundations for a Theater," Foreman explained his artistic intent this way: "Society teaches us to represent our lives to ourselves within the framework of a current narrative, but beneath that conditioning we feel our lives as a series of multidirectional impulses and collisions".

This strategy involves constructing an account of the standard development process with time used as the framework to structure the narrative.

15 In the construction of the narrative, hindsight bias converts events 'into a coherent causal framework'.

It's the first and most obvious of several narrative uncertainties that form the framework of the novel, translated from Hebrew into English by Nicholas de Lange.